On the Apostolical Succession: Parochial Lectures (second Series)
"On the Apostolical Succession" by William J. Irons, originally published in 1838 as part of his Parochial Lectures series, delves into the theological and historical significance of apostolic succession within the Christian Church. Irons meticulously examines the doctrine, providing a detailed exploration of its scriptural basis and historical development.
These lectures offer valuable insights into the understanding of church authority and the role of ordained ministry. This work is a significant resource for those studying ecclesiology, church history, and the history of Christian thought, providing a window into 19th-century theological discourse and the ongoing importance of foundational Christian doctrines.
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